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Mon., May 31, 2004

Chelsie Coon north central

Love is a many splendor’d thing,

Not artificial like Splenda

But sometimes this artificial stuff can taste just as sweet

The good stuff is like the pure cane sugar from Hawaii

Hawaii is a place for honeymooners

Some say love is like walking on the moon

When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie

Love is being able to share

Do you believe in love at first sight?

Do you believe in magic in a young girl’s heart?

Puppy love

Puppy eyes

Gazing deeply into your eyes

Truly, madly, deeply

Some say only fools fall in love

Falling in love with you.

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